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WKRG News 5 This Morning Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week and Moboil preview
SUMMARY: This week marks Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Week, focusing on the challenges faced by those living with MS, an autoimmune disease affecting the central nervous system. Dr. William Kilgo and Dr. Elizabeth Mento, neurologists at USA Health and Infirmary Health respectively, emphasize that MS can cause a variety of symptoms, leading to significant disability if not diagnosed early. Misdiagnosis is common, highlighting the need for specialized assessments. To support awareness, the local MS Society is hosting the Fourth Annual Mobile Crawfish Boil on March 27th at Cedar Street Social Club, inviting the community to enjoy food and drinks while raising funds and awareness.
Neurology MS Specialist Dr. William Kilgo (USA) and Neurologist Dr. Elizabeth Minto (Infirmary Health)
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Mobile teen sends close to 100 care packages to deployed U.S. troops — with more to come
SUMMARY: Sixteen-year-old Abby Turner of Mobile, Alabama, is spreading kindness through her nonprofit, Bright Boxes, by sending care packages to deployed U.S. troops. Inspired by her desire to make a difference, Abby and her family manage every aspect of the project from home—designing logos, organizing supplies, and packing boxes with items like socks, sunscreen, and Chapstick. So far, 96 packages have been shipped through Operation Support Our Troops America. Abby is now expanding her efforts to create 50 boxes for patients at the Ronald McDonald House. Her mission is to bring relief, inspiration, and hope to as many people as possible.
A Mobile County teen is making a difference in her community, one care package at a time.
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Alabama's Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday returns: Which items are eligible
SUMMARY: Alabama’s Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday runs through Sunday, allowing families to purchase specific items tax-free. Eligible items include clothing under $100 (boots, diapers, jackets, jeans, uniforms), school supplies under $50 (binders, crayons, glue, pens, pencils), computers under $750, and books under $30. This tax break helps lower-income families save money, as they typically spend a larger portion of their income on school supplies. The holiday provides temporary relief from sales tax, making back-to-school shopping more affordable. A complete list of eligible items is available on the Alabama Department of Revenue website and WVTM 13’s site.
Alabama’s Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday returns: Which items are eligible
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Loving Memories of Autumn Strickland | July 17, 2025 | News 19 at 6 p.m.
SUMMARY: Friends and loved ones of Autumn Strickland, the woman tragically abducted and killed in May, are honoring her vibrant spirit and generous heart. Known for her bold energy, love of horses, and deep loyalty, Autumn was a devoted mother, daughter, sister, and friend. She cherished time at the barn, helping others, and expressing love openly—even during her school years. Her two-year-old daughter Aspen survives her, while her son Lane passed away at age five. Friends remember Autumn’s fearless, compassionate nature and are committed to keeping her memory alive, especially for Aspen, hoping she will grow up knowing her mother’s love and strength.
Childhood and lifelong friends of Autumn Strickland spoke exclusively to News 19 about how they want her memory to live on …
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